Prediction of general practice licensure/certification examination performance by a measure of ‘questionable’ activities in clinical practice: a retrospective cohort study
Parker Magin,
Anna Ralston,
Alison Fielding
et al.
Abstract:Purpose
‘Low-value’ clinical care and medical services are ‘questionable’ activities, being more likely to cause harm than good or with disproportionately low benefit relative to cost. This study examined the predictive ability of the QUestionable In Training Clinical Activities Index (QUIT-CAI) for general practice (GP) registrars’ (trainees’) performance in Australian GP Fellowship examinations (licensure/certification examinations for independent GP).
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